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D530TC clutch bleeding

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clint luke

02-24-2008 18:23:24




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I have a D530TC Serial #8240097, I have a shop manual and the owners manual,I having problems bleeding the clutch,the manual doesn't say anthing about the clutch or clutch hydraulics,all i get is frothy fluid from the bleed screw and when i pulled the clutch pressure line i get the same.Is there a trick,am I missing something obvious? Any help would be appreciated.




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mEl

02-25-2008 16:11:19




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 Re: D530TC clutch bleeding in reply to clint luke, 02-24-2008 18:23:24  
There is no bleeding required on the TC unit. What oil are you useing, some oils froth more than others. TCH was the oil the system was designed to use, an excellent oil that gave up air in suspension easily, I use HY Tran Ultra now in all the TC units in the Case line except the crawler trans's which still call for HTU. The sump has a simple drop pipe to pick up oil to the pump, unless someone has added one no screen was fitted from the factory. Air can only enter at the sump area, suction tube or gasket , all the rest of the systen is under pressure. Keep filling the system as the torque converter will take oil into itself as the unit runs and the reservoir will go low and must be refilled till it stabilizes. mEl

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CLINT LUKE

03-18-2008 21:38:06




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 Re: D530TC clutch bleeding in reply to mEl, 02-25-2008 16:11:19  
Thanks,this old tractor had blown so many hoses that it hadn"t been completely full of fluid in a long time,after running it and filling it for what seems like forever the clutch and t/c finally all starting working great.I lifted the whole rig up on the outriggers and bucket and let it run in gear and everything seemed to start working much quicker than just idling.



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